Glass no Kamen (TV 1/1984)
Alternative title:
Il grande sogno di Maya (Italian)
Laura ou la passion du théâtre (French)
The Glass Mask
ガラスの仮面 (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
Kitajima Maya, a 13-year-old girl with a talent for acting, was discovered by the reclusive actress Tsukikage. The story follows Maya's growing up, intense training, overcoming challenges, and evolving into the foremost actress of her generation (she is about 20 so far). Maya's greatest rival is Himekawa Ayumi, the beautiful daughter of a famous movie couple. They ultimately vied for the most sought-after role—the "Crimson Goddess". An equally important subplot Maya's relationship with the handsome and ruthless entertainment mogul Hayami Masumi, who secretly became her number one fan, but misunderstandings and bad-timing obstructed their romance... (from manga)
User Ratings:
57 ratings have been given [details]
Number of episodes:
23
Episode titles: We have 23
Vintage:
1984-04-09 to 1984-09-24
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"ガラスの仮面 (Glass no Kamen; Glass Mask)" by Mariko Ashibe
Ending Theme:
"パープル・ライト (Purple Light)" by Mariko Ashibe
#1: "パープル・ライト (Purple Light)" by Mariko Ashibe (eps 01-13)
#2: "夏の媚薬 (natsu no biyaku)" by Sister Q
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Chief Director: Gisaburō Sugii
Storyboard:
Hideo Nishimaki Hiroko Tokita Jun'ichi Sakata Mitsuko Kase Mitsuo Kusakabe Ryōnosuke Nakamura Satoshi Dezaki Seiji Okuda Taro Sayama Toshitaka Tsunoda (ep 5) Yûsaku Sakamoto (ep 5)
Episode Director:
Gisaburō Sugii Hideo Nishimaki Hiroko Tokita Jun'ichi Sakata Seiji Okuda Toshitaka Tsunoda Tsuneo Tominaga Yasuo Kageyama Yoshinori Nakamura Yûsaku Sakamoto Yusaku Saotome
Music: Kazuo Otani
Original creator: Suzue Miuchi
Character Design: Makoto Kuniyasu
Art Director: Katsuyoshi Kanemura
Chief Animation Director: Mitsuo Shindo
Animation Director:
Ai Mineo Hideaki Ōshika Jirou Tsuno Juji Mizumura Keizō Shimizu Mari Okuda Masae Ōtake Masaki Abe Masanori Nagashima Mitsuo Shindo Ryōko Hata (eps 8, 13, 20) Shingo Araki (OP) Takuo Toshima Teruhisa Ryu Yū Sasaki Yukari Kobayashi
Art design: Moritoshi Endo
In-Between Animation: Kinji Yoshimoto
Key Animation: Michi Himeno (OP)
Music Director: Sei Toujoubeppu
Recording Director: Etsuji Yamada
Theme Song Performance: Mariko Ashibe
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Backgrounds: Studio Jack
Broadcaster: Nippon Television Network
Production: Eiken
Recording Studio: Tohokushinsha Film Corporation
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Theme Song Performance: Claude Lombard
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Distributor: Déclic Images
Dubbing: Studio Mediadub International
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Theme Song Lyrics: Carlos Toro |
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Distributor: Gestevisión |
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Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena |
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Broadcaster:
Canale 5 (from Summer 1996) Italia 1 (from June 1985) La 7 Cartapiu (from August 2007) Man-Ga (from March 2011) Rai Sat Smash Girls (from February 2009) Rete 4
Distributor: Yamato Video
Internet Streaming: TIMvision
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